Estate agents in ST5 1NW

We are award winning property experts and with a wealth of property knowledge we can guide you every step of the way to Buy, Sell, Rent or Let a property. We pride ourselves on the highest standard of customer service and our customer reviews speak for themselves. Based in Hartshill since April 2008 we have built up an outstanding reputation and we regularly invite our customers to leave us reviews to ensure we are meeting our high standards. Whilst we are local, we have branches throughout the UK and have won numerous gold awards.

Thinking of Selling? get in touch, we will offer you FREE friendly advice on how to prepare your property to achieve a quick sale and a FREE property valuation. Professional Marketing, Wide Angled Photography, Eye Catching For Sale Boards, Accompanied Viewings, we can assist with arranging Mortgage Advice and Conveyencing quotes for both yourself and your buyer if required.

Are you a Landlord? Thinking of Letting ? We have let over 400 properties since 2008 and manage over 250. We will provide you with guidance and advice on all aspects of letting your property including how to maximise your investment, buy to let mortgages, landlords buildings and contents insurance and rent & legal insurance. We offer four service options - Tenant Find Only, Let Only, Rent Collection and Fully Managed, ALL are NO LET NO FEE, you pay us nothing in advance.

Heywoods is the leading independent estate agent in the Newcastle-under-Lyme area and beyond. Our reach extends throughout North Staffordshire to South Cheshire and the Shropshire border.

We hold client money protection with Propertymark, membership number C0137085

We hold redress membership with the Property Redress Scheme, membership number PRS035861

The Reeds Rains Newcastle Under Lyme branch, based in the town centre, has an esteemed team of experts, managed by Peter O'Brien, waiting to help you with your next property venture. The branch manages property in Newcastle, Westlands, Clayton, Wolstanton, May Bank, Penkhull, Baldwins Gate, Hartshill, Alsager and as far as Madeley.

Newcastle under Lyme and the surrounding area is famous for its pottery, home to the famous Portmeirion and Wedgwood potteries, of which the latter has been in production for over 250 years. Historically a mining town, it evolved and expanded significantly and has a thriving and busy centre which has a real sense of community. The town centre is conveniently pedestrianised and has a wide range of shops, local amenities and a fresh food market, which is open daily.

The area has a great nightlife and some fantastic bars, pubs and a diverse mix of world food restaurants including Lebanese eatery Beirut and popular local chinese establishment Peaches. if you're looking for something lighter, there are some great little independent coffee shops and tea rooms, such as Bygones and The Rabbit Hole in nearby Stoke-On-Trent.

Placed close to the M6, major UK towns and cities such as Derby and Birmingham can be reached in under an hour. The closest train station is situated in Stoke-On-Trent just a short drive or bus ride away. Local attractions include the aforementioned potteries, Stoke City Football Club and some great universities including Staffordshire University and popular Keele University, both with thriving campuses just a few miles away from Newcastle.

The architecture in Newcastle is popular with tourists and the area is home to the New Vic Theatre, famous for being Europe's first purpose built round theatre, with a variety of shows taking place from festive pantomimes to orchestral performances.

The Reeds Rains Newcastle Under Lyme branch, based in the town centre, has an esteemed team of experts, managed by Peter O'Brien, waiting to help you with your next property venture. The branch manages property in Newcastle, Westlands, Clayton, Wolstanton, May Bank, Penkhull, Trentham, Longton, Fenton, Kidsgrove, Talke, Bignall End, and Baldwins Gate, Hartshill, Alsager, and as far as Madeley.

Newcastle under Lyme and the surrounding area is famous for its pottery, home to the famous Portmeirion and Wedgwood potteries, of which the latter has been in production for over 250 years. Historically a mining town, it evolved and expanded significantly and has a thriving and busy centre which has a real sense of community. The town centre is conveniently pedestrianised and has a wide range of shops, local amenities and a fresh food market, which is open daily.

The area has a great nightlife and some fantastic bars, pubs, and a diverse mix of world food restaurants including Lebanese eatery Beirut and popular local Chinese establishment Peaches. If you're looking for something lighter, there are some great little independent coffee shops and tea rooms, such as Bygones and The Rabbit Hole in nearby Stoke-On-Trent.

Placed close to the M6, major UK towns and cities such as Derby and Birmingham and Manchester can be reached in under an hour. The closest train station is situated in Stoke-On-Trent just a short drive or bus ride away. Local attractions include the aforementioned potteries, Stoke City Football Club and some great universities including Staffordshire University and popular Keele University, both with thriving campuses just a few minutes away. The Royal Stoke University Hospital, made famous by the recent TV programme 999 Critcal Care, is a major trauma hospital and is also situated within 5 minutes walk of Newcastle town center.

The architecture in Newcastle is popular with tourists and the area is home to the New Vic Theatre, famous for being Europe's first purpose built round theatre, with a variety of shows taking place from festive pantomimes to orchestral performances.